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Alexandra Atnif
Rhythmic Brutalism Vol. 2

Rhythmic Brutalism Vol. 2

Catno

EM1169LP

Formats

1x Vinyl LP Album

Country

Japan

Release date

Nov 13, 2017

Alexandra Atnif - Rhythmic Brutalism Vol. 2 | EM Records (EM1169LP)

boomkat: ...Rounding up cuts from her self-released tapes, harder-eared listeners will be in their element with Atnif’s brace of unforgivingly noisy and clenched monotone grooves, all inspired by the brutalist architecture of her home country, and each laced with a sliver of pathos that rescues them from the abyss.

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

$35*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

A1

Asymmetrik

A2

Decay Mode

A3

Body Consciousness

A4

Degenerating Human Livestock

A5

Supersymmetry

B1

Compartmentalized Organic Life

B2

Self Annihilator

B3

Petulant

B4

Undeciphered Distress Signal

B5

Void Aesthetik

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